How to stop calls from Regional Adjustment Bureau

I'm in Missouri it's 9:14 pm and i just got a call from 1-800-829-7750 i think it's RAB Regional Adjustment Bureau who do i contact to make a complaint about them calling after 9 pm they also left a voice mail which states the time and date along with my online call tracking.

Ms.
Thomas from Regional (Debt Collections Agency) calls at least once a
month trying to reach a former employee. I have told her several times
that the employee has not worked at the company is several years. Today
she threatened to file a complaint for not forwarding the call. She is
extremely rude. She will not transfer to a manager. When I called back
and asked for a manager the lady who answered the phone hung up on
me.
How can I stop the phone calls?

I have
been getting calls from Regional Adjustment Bureau on my cell and work
phone. They have been told me me and my BOSS not to call my office but
they are welcome to call my cell yet they continue to call my office.
Isn't it illegal for them to call your work if they are asked not to?
It's not like I am avoiding them - I answer on my cell every time they
call or call them back when I miss the call.
They keep saying the SAME THING over and over. They tell me I owe money
and I say OK I will have the money to pay you back in May but I don't
have it to pay you back until I get my back pay from when I was laid
off. All they say is "I'm marking this down as a refusal to pay" and
they hang up. I'm kind of confused because I didn't refuse to pay - I
just can't pay right at this moment. I am taking care of my debt from
smallest to largest as I was told you are supposed to do. I have 1 card
completley paid off and I am working on the second - this one happens to
be the largest.
What should I do?

Hi Jessica123 - I'm going through the same thing with them right now.

I've written them letters that ask to communicate only with me through
the mail. I've asked them numerous times to cease calling and to use the
mail for correspondence, but no luck. They call several times a day -
it's harassment.

I've offered on numerous occaisons to PAY THE DEBT via settlement or
monthly payments, yet they always tell me they are marking me down as
refusing to pay. This is atrocious.

I cannot believe how rude and demanding they are. Truly - it's terrible.
They are agressive and offensive.

I've filed complaints with the BBB and the FTC, and I recommend you do
the same.

Jessica123 - Go to the FTC - study The Fair Debt
Collection Practices Act - consider whom you give information to, and
the type of information. Find out who RAB is working for, THEY should
verify SSN with you, if anything, and follow previous statements for
mitigation. Google FTC, which is FTC DOT GOV.

I have
been getting calls from Regional Adjustment Bureau on my cell and work
phone. They have been told me me and my BOSS not to call my office but
they are welcome to call my cell yet they continue to call my office.
Isn't it illegal for them to call your work if they are asked not to?
It's not like I am avoiding them - I answer on my cell every time they
call or call them back when I miss the call.

They keep saying the SAME THING over and over. They tell me I owe money
and I say OK I will have the money to pay you back in May but I don't
have it to pay you back until I get my back pay from when I was laid
off. All they say is "I'm marking this down as a refusal to pay" and
they hang up. I'm kind of confused because I didn't refuse to pay - I
just can't pay right at this moment. I am taking care of my debt from
smallest to largest as I was told you are supposed to do. I have 1 card
completley paid off and I am working on the second - this one happens to
be the largest.

I
received a call about 8:30 p.m. I asked them whom they would like to
speak too. The person stated a name, I knew it was a scan so I hunged up
the telephone. Before you give any information to anyone ask yourself
this question, What business office will disturb clients at 8:30
p.m.?

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Sub: #8 What you are describing is a clear violation of the FDCPA. The Fri, 01/08/2010 - 07:22

What
you are describing is a clear violation of the FDCPA. The FDCPA clearly
states the collector must identify and verify who they are speaking with
before disclosing any information pertaining to a debt. A failure to do
so is a violation that can result in a law suit being filed against the
collector, the agency and the client they are working on behalf of. t
reference FDCPA- Article 805.

I
normally will grab calls when my co-worker is busy with a client. He is
a close friend and he gets a dozen calls a day from other dealers
looking to trade units. Yesterday I recieved a call from Regional
Adjustment Bureau when I picked up his call for him. The person started
telling me all sorts of information about my co-worker including debt
amounts and account numbers. My co-worked is totally pissed about this
guy from RAB not verifing who he was speaking to. Anyone know what
legal remedies that he might have for giving this information out to
someone else other than himself?

The
female caller (with an obvious Memphis accent) called and said she was
calling from Memphis Tennesse and was looking for an "associate" of
mine. (My sister's ex-husband was the "associate.") Since he is not my
"associate" I just said I do not have an "associate" named ......
She politily thanked me and hung up. This was the second call of the
night. The first call went unanswered. The second call was at 8:45
p.m.

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